Inside FEMA’s sickening history of misspending billions of taxpayers’ dollars — and going largely unchecked
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has mismanaged tens of billions of dollars over the years, according to numerous ...
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In New England, an aging population is leading to a shortage of workers
In New England, pandemic-era early retirements and an aging population have left businesses struggling to find workers.
Most US kids aren’t gaining fast enough in reading and math. Some schools are different.
An analysis of state and national assessment test scores finds a few bright spots, along with evidence that interventions ...
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America's students lag behind pre-pandemic levels, report shows
Learning losses during the pandemic haven't caught up, according to a report card from the National Center for Education ...
Steve Marshall signs onto letter ‘demanding accountability’ from Fauci
Alabama’s Attorney General Steve Marshall has signed onto a multi-state letter “demanding accountability” for Dr. Anthony ...
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Defending the facts: How do journalists counter attacks on factual reporting?
Poynter’s National Advisory Board met Feb. 10-11 in St. Petersburg, Florida, to provide guidance on how the institute can advocate for journalists and strengthen democracy in the upcoming year.
Unemployment Benefits Eligibility to Change Under New Bill
Representative Chuck Edwards has reintroduced the Unemployment Integrity (UI) Act to enforce stricter unemployment benefit criteria and combat fraud.
Nearly two out of three Ohio kids aren’t ready for kindergarten, new report shows
A new report reveals a drop in the percentage of students demonstrating kindergarten readiness, falling from 41.9% in ...
Lawmakers debate measure requiring state employees to return to in-office working
The Republican-controlled Senate Committee on Licensing, Regulatory Reform, State and Federal Affairs held a public hearing ...
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Pandemic recovery continues, but students still lag behind 2019 test scores
But education researchers at Harvard and Stanford say there are bright spots — some individual school districts have ...
‘A force of nature’: How nonprofit founder Connor Schoen, 26, bought a downtown office building
The leader of Breaktime, a homelessness nonprofit, engineered a $6 million deal to purchase a five-story building.